From: "ann sanfedele" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Lasse -
I made a hell of a mess trying to print with my inkjet on an old piece of
Ilford multigrade
RC.
Hi Ann,
What kind of mess did you make? Did the ink and the printer get messy?
You could take up painting, perhaps :)
Yes, I have done some and have been thinking of doing some more of that.
However I don't know if photographic paper is well suited for being painted
on.
Thanks,
Lasse
ann
Lasse Karlsson wrote:
From: "mike wilson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
From: "Lasse Karlsson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
From: "mike wilson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Are you talking about photographic paper?
Yes.
Sorry if I used the wrong term. I don't mean modern paper made for
like
inkjet or laser printing, but plain old photographic paper for making
regular prints in a darkroom.
In that case, it's unlikely that they will be any use for inkjet
printing. But you could try.....
I would just give them a go in the normal way of printing. It might be
worth researching some recipes for contemporary developer for the older
papers. Test strips first.
Well, I don't have any darkroom set up and neither does it seem that I
will be getting any, although I have been thinking that I might...
It's just that I keep thinking about what a great picture coould be
realized on this empty paper...
Maybe I'll just frame one empty paper and I and anyone can project their
hopes and ideas to it.
I guess I just like the paper as such so much.
Anyway, the boxes are nice and while thinking it over some further I
might start with separating the boxes from the papers and make some good
use of them.
There's a guy buying an enlarger lens from me, I might ask if he wants
the papers for free.
Thanks,
Lasse
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